ensorcellments (Meaning)

ensorcellments

bewitch, enchant

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The ancient sorceress cast ensorcellments upon the weary traveler, binding him with invisible chains.
The witch doctor's ensorcellments filled the village with an eerie silence, causing the birds to fall mute.
The demon's ensorcellments twisted the fabric of reality, creating a realm of perpetual twilight.
The vampire's ensorcellments granted him eternal youth, forever enslaving his victims in his undead embrace.
The evil necromancer wielded his ensorcellments to raise an army of the dead, their bones rattling in defiance.
The siren's ensorcellments captivated sailors, luring them to their watery doom with a melody as sweet as poison.
The cyclops's ensorcellments repelled any who dared approach his lair, leaving him isolated in his desolate cave.
The hag's ensorcellments transformed the once-beautiful princess into a hideous toad, her laughter echoing through the night.
The sorcerer's ensorcellments conjured a tempest that ravaged the land, uprooting trees and leveling villages.
The enchanter's ensorcellments granted him the power to control the elements, bending nature to his indomitable will.

bewitch, enchant

magics, sorceries, witchcrafts, necromancies,diableries, fetiches, thaumaturgies, witcheries, bewitcheries, enchantments

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The ancient sorceress cast ensorcellments upon the weary traveler, binding him with invisible chains.

The witch doctor's ensorcellments filled the village with an eerie silence, causing the birds to fall mute.

The demon's ensorcellments twisted the fabric of reality, creating a realm of perpetual twilight.

The vampire's ensorcellments granted him eternal youth, forever enslaving his victims in his undead embrace.